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Maybe Tomorrow
Bria King and Caroline Chang
24 episodes
3 days ago
Maybe Tomorrow is on a mission to destigmatize anxiety through honest conversation from those who experience it. It’s about understanding your lows, celebrating your quirks, and finding ways to expand our collective understanding about what it means to live with anxiety in our daily lives.
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Maybe Tomorrow is on a mission to destigmatize anxiety through honest conversation from those who experience it. It’s about understanding your lows, celebrating your quirks, and finding ways to expand our collective understanding about what it means to live with anxiety in our daily lives.
Show more...
Personal Journals
Society & Culture
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Socialization Evaluation
Maybe Tomorrow
45 minutes 1 second
4 years ago
Socialization Evaluation
From the second pandemic wave to Bria's social anxiety "diagnosis", we get back into talking about the real social struggles that exist today and for someone with anxiety. Bria breaks down the evaluation she went through with her psychologist to try to understand more about her mental health and pulls together a lot of threads we've discussed previously; perfectionism, social anxiety and generalized anxiety disorder.
Maybe Tomorrow
Maybe Tomorrow is on a mission to destigmatize anxiety through honest conversation from those who experience it. It’s about understanding your lows, celebrating your quirks, and finding ways to expand our collective understanding about what it means to live with anxiety in our daily lives.